New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
NETWORK CITY.


copal Church Preliminary for the formation oil
such congregation have already been taken and the matter
fully presented at meeting 10 be held Immediately
service Bethlehem Chapel in Nin'lave between
Eighty second and Eighty. third SITS, this evening
fair in aid OF the Home for Aged and Indm
will be held in the basement OF ST. AIMS Church.
West Eigteenhst, Fiithave, April TO- 20 and 81
The hall OF the Masonic pie viii be the Of gath
erng Freemasons tomorrow evening" The Grand Master
State accompanied by the officers OF the Grand Lodge
will visit Copesone Lodge meet the various lodges in the
Seventh District for
off the debt the temple over 100000 has already been
The hall will be handsomely decorated St Cecie
will have charge of the music and George W. Morgan
will preside at the organ Addresses will be delivered by
President Simmons OF the Board Of Education, General
Charles Roome the Rev. Mr.. Conyer and others.
The meeting Primary School Teachers Association In
School No a postponed yesterday Oh account
Of the weather until next Monday.
What is so rare as a day juno" Well. yesterdays
large hens and the accompanying hail.
rain sush ought give April place In he line OF nov
city, Really looked If this playful little month was try
ing the weather convenonaly due on ST. Par!cks
Day.
Groups people stopped night their way up Park
look at the statue OF Franklin in front OF TIE TRB
UNE Building The had gathered his breast giving
him appearance of wearing freshly hammered shirt 'front.'
inches long hung from the tip OF his
bronze
Professor Schiller and his orchestra began OF
Old London Street last night in the OF
The solo singing OF Miss Mason one
OF the features Of the concert
Denman Thompson entered the fifteenth week OF his
engagement Fourteenth Street Theatre last night
1.-THE Old Homestead cordially received by large
audience
Hannah Rosenberg a servant at No East Ninety second
st. accidentally permitted gas escape her sun
day night but discovered in time escape sunoca
tion
coored boy sick with smallpox remove yesterday
from his home in Mortonst
An unknown died suddenly yesterday in the lodging
house No. Bowcry
The Congregational Clerical Union considered the subject
charities yesterday Charles Kellogg. of the Charity
Organization Society addressed the union upon the pn.
cples and methods OF associated operative charity and
and thoughtful administration OF church charity
advocated by tie Rev. Dr. j. o. Strong and the Rev.
Messrs Evans Ladder, Ingcrsoll and others
Among :he arrivals Castle Garden yesterday
which attracted considerable attention. Hans Hanson YES
tergard Dane. fitytwo. and hirtysoven inches in
height from Copenhagen the steamer Ieka,
friends this country lie is the father Of four
grownup children Of the usual height lie will STAY long
in the United States
Collector Magone received the Secretary
OF the Treasury declaring That the utmost must he
used suppress smuggling by passengers who arrive
port and especially the shameful practice Of rbng
inspectors OF The Secretary leaves t" Mr. Magono
the deyising accomplish tins reform
The Tomjs Police Court was crowded yesterday There
for violation OF the Excise aw jus
Duffy forty the prisoners 800 each
Captain McCuilagh had twenty Cinnamon Court taken
from 40 Most a charge Of gambling Each prisoner
fined $40.
Mayor Hewitt caught Saturday and unable to
visit his office yesterday.
Commissioners OF Accounts have finished taking cyi
the Dock Department AMI they engaged
in examining the books OF the Dep ,rtment.
An instrument 90 1885 recorded in the Regis
Office forth the transfer by John Roach TO his wife,
Emine Roach through Augustus H. Van lerpoe Of property
on The north side OF Eigtst east; 0. Tompxnss AMI cx
tending to the east river together with his interest Ia tho
north half Of the pier in front Of the property.
There have been many inquiries for j. B. Hart, william
Kissane's lawyer the NewY ok Hotel the last
Mr. art "ou IT said at the hotel that he is in
Albauy. said before he went that he wished
Hin relative any movement toward requIston
his client.
Professor W. Burgess delivered interesting lecture
Columbia College last evening His subject was Freedom
Of Conscience and the Law the Modern State"
small though appeciave audience greeted Dr. Alexis A.
Julien evening when he ectured upon The 1ransorma
lions Disuphde ILLUSTRATED with spccmens) before
the New.York Academy OF Sciences. in Hamilton Hall.
Columbia College.
Clarks parors. Twenty .thirds. crowded. with
gentlemen last evening. tho occasion being the
April meeting OF Congregational Club After dinner
George KEENAN, Siberian traveller lecured upon the
convict mines and prisons OF East Siberia.